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Showing 169–192 of 230 articles for “security of tenure”

Regular Employment vs Fixed-Term Contracts: Security of Tenure in Philippine Labor Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when fixed-term employees become regular workers entitled to security of tenure and full backwages.

Regular vs Seasonal Employment: Security of Tenure in Sugarcane Farming

Supreme Court clarifies when seasonal sugarcane workers become regular employees entitled to security of tenure and protection from illegal dismissal.

Security of Tenure in the CES: Clarifying Eligibility and Reassignment Rights

The Court clarifies when a demotion amounts to constructive dismissal, the limits of CBA benefits for managerial employees, and retirement rights under the Labor Code.

Security of Tenure Prevails: Land Sales Do Not Override Tenant Rights Under Agrarian Reform

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how land sales cannot override tenant rights and security of tenure under agrarian reform laws.

Security of Tenure: Illegal Transfers as Constructive Removal in Philippine Civil Service

The Supreme Court ruled that transferring a permanent government employee without consent and without cause violates security of tenure and amounts to constructive removal.

When Employment Contracts Expire: Protecting Security of Tenure in Philippine Labor Law

The Supreme Court clarifies when contract expiration becomes illegal dismissal, and why employees cannot be forced into early retirement before age 65.

Optional Retirement and Illegal Dismissal: The Ondevilla Case on Security of Tenure

The Supreme Court clarifies when an employee's early retirement is voluntary, and the rights of illegally dismissed employees who reach compulsory retirement age.

Security of Tenure Prevails: Illegal Demotion and Reinstatement Rights in the Philippine Ports Authority

SC ruling: a permanent appointee cannot be demoted without cause and due process; reinstatement and backpay differentials explained.

Security of Tenure Prevails: Illegal Demotion and Due Process in Philippine Ports Authority Case

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling that a government employee cannot be demoted without cause and due process, even amid reorganization.

Protecting Farmer Beneficiaries Security OF Tenure Prevails Over Unauthorized Land Transfers

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on farmer beneficiaries' security of tenure versus unauthorized land transfers under agrarian reform.

Navigating Appointments Security of Tenure vs Presidential Prerogative in the Comelec

The Supreme Court explains why ad interim appointments to the COMELEC are permanent, not temporary, and how they balance presidential power with constitutional independence.

Security of Tenure Prevails: No Leave Filing Needed When Suspended Pending Criminal Case

A government employee suspended pending a criminal case cannot be dropped from the rolls for not filing leave; security of tenure and due process protect her reinstatement.

Security of Tenure vs Management Prerogatives: Employee Transfers in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on employee transfers, security of tenure, and management prerogatives explained in plain language.

Security of Tenure and Due Process in Philippine Civil Service: Adiong v. Court of Appeals

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling that permanent civil service employees cannot be dismissed without just cause and due process.

Regular Employment vs Cooperative Membership: Protecting Workers' Rights

Can a cooperative member be a regular employee? The Supreme Court says yes—membership does not erase labor rights or security of tenure.

Res Judicata and Security of Tenure: When a Land Registration Judgment Cannot Oust a Tenant

A land registration victory does not automatically allow ejectment of an occupant claiming tenant rights. The Supreme Court explains the limits.

Presidential Power VS Security OF Tenure Deactivation OF Eiib AND Reorganization Authority

PAGCOR v. Rilloraza: When Is an Employee Dismissal for Misconduct Valid?

Supreme Court explains when workplace misconduct justifies dismissal and when it is only simple neglect of duty, with security of tenure protected.

Project Employee vs Regular Employee: Security of Tenure in Philippine Law

Understand the difference between project and regular employment in the Philippines, and what security of tenure means for workers.

Co-Terminous Employment and Security of Tenure in Government Contractual Positions

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling that co-terminous government employees serve at the pleasure of the appointing authority and may be terminated before project completion.

Temporary Appointments vs. Security of Tenure: What Philippine Government Employees Must Know

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies that accepting a temporary government appointment may mean losing permanent status and its security of tenure.

Distinguishing Civil Law Lease From Agricultural Tenancy Security of Tenure in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a fishpond lease is a civil contract, not an agricultural tenancy with security of tenure.

Security of Tenure vs Abandonment: Reinstatement Rights in the Philippine National Police

The Supreme Court clarifies when accepting another government post during a case does not waive a dismissed officer's right to reinstatement.

Security of Tenure in the Career Executive Service: Eligibility Alone Is Not Enough

CES eligibility alone does not confer security of tenure. Appointment to the appropriate CES rank is also required, as explained in General v. Roco.